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re W s t-i f i it'i .ik , U i IF THAT llio race roUlem Is tho( liaraniomit iiurstlon Hiioiigh- X out the Oirlilent fiotn Pal It xBonla to Alaska Is an ac- reptcd fact at the pi cent daj. am) col - limn after column of the dally papcra paper burn- .bin nf would lie tilled with leu a on the Ing question If people were capable expressing their Ucws for publication. Willi the same forceful manner that' hey employe when holdlntr rmlli nt-iong a crowd of their- aiso- elates Th" only Wen a that cieep Into conization, and j rn wish to exclude his opinion, is confined to the South-1 According to Senator Tillman, tho print are those exmessed by Senator them foi this leaion. I am with you. 'crn Slates. iicgio cannot bo bcnclllcd by educa- Po-nnd-So or Congressman What's- believe In the doctrine of Aiaeilc.il In part he nld: jllon. He declares that moral fiber Is Ills-Name It Is an undisputed fact for the Ameilcans and Tor white "We 'have paid ds.irly to settle this lacking In tho character of the black lh.it could tho cVery-dn working man, Americans Theie Is loom on the Mi-nlilcm nml made desperate efforts to man, and especially Hie black woman, tlienun who is now. and will be In mainland or A-sle for the Japanese, do so. The wnr of ISfit to 186B, In About one In a thousand Is tho nvoi llic future, effected li the Influx ot md their eilonlzatlon should' bo In which we offered up for sacrifice f.00.- age which can successfully be cditcnt cheap labor to tho I'nlled Stntes In ihat dlrecllon. While I !uo sjnipa-,000 men, the flower or our joiith, nntt cd to the piano of equality with the L'cnernl nml to the Pacific Coast In 'hired with oii t'nllfornlans In thl ipent BOO.noo.OOO, was an attempt to while man. particular, express his lews there Japanese co-ino.cr in, however, I could settle Ihe men problem, but we uro He claimed that In many Northern lould be some warm arguments before nm bin feel ilint mui w -re djpocrltcs, itlll working nt II, nlthoiiRh widows cities nilsccgenntloti is In full blast at the rending public Octnslonnllv a ,.nd damnum, li iKiultr.. because jou and orphans hue sheil choiirIi tears tho prcsAit time, Imt that In the South iiatcsman Is met with who ionics out Mowed v pro ihllilrri to attend the jcr It for in o swim In Now I nih It Is not tolcrnlc-1, although n Tew 1'at-footcii without am beatlnR about imie -.chimb a- the while children, going to lei jou tho tiiilb nbout It,, while men, he snB. tir.o, traitors to t'p '""I' but win excluded ine AloiiRo'laiu., and lowexer blllti it niny be, nnd If sou ihclr race In this matter. A Southern DECIDED The Cull of Dec J", sajs R I' Sehweiiii. general mnnngei . .. .. ... .. .. ... . . Ol WIO I'llCIIIC .11111 SlC.llnSllIp t Olll- paiu, who anhed on loiitiii linm,m'- M,r ' x" " luu" l,lr8 nle Kc''c New Yoik. where ho hail been In!"1 ,pl,i,lr- 1,,elu rc llow "ut "air as (onrerenri! wlih i: Hat rlni.ui, said ' "'""5 H stands to m.1Bon that It ic- josterdjy that tho fato of the lino tonlllroK losa ",cn ,0 1cl' "l0 BI'"l'or tho Orient icsteil entirely with the ' ",imlcr rolling.. board of dlieetors of the compauj i "S""'' The llnnncliil iiniest. nl- which would reach a decision befoie ' "ln"Kl1 ,ho """''''J8 '" ''" State next April At ii recent dinner In New York Cits, Mr Sihweiln, being called up on lo speak, said that the serWre tolea''' "' "" ",,1!er1 1,1"'I'M ' ''"' the Oileut would be dlsioutlnucd ow ing to the attitude of the (loeru inent Willi leguid til raie-ni.iKlug, and that lis the Interstate Commerce Commission had made a i ullng that a tale to be cfTcctlie had to bo post ed for 30 days, tho Pacllic Mall was iiuablo to compote with Its rivals, the Japanese, or with the Suez-lines. When Svliwerin ivas listed jester day whether ho utlll held these opin ions, ho maintained silence, nut, be ing requested to gie Information as to tho continuance of tho stcatuei hen I.e. he rcjilleil: "The matter is now bctoio the liu.u d of dlreitois, and this question will be decided between now N.uid Apiil 1 " "Can ou throw any more light on the situation ," he was al.cd. "No, I can not. It all rests with tho board That Is how tho matter t-tmuls." , Itallroad and steamship men aro not Inclined to tiellcxo that this ser lcc will be dlsioutlnucd. They ar gue that the steamer sen Ice Is nec essary lo tliu llarrinmii railroad ss tem; that the two Hues are Indispen sable to each other, and that Karri man and Sihwerln aro simply hold ing a club ocr the Government. Merchants doing business with tho Orient are worried ocr the situation for they fenr that It tho J'aclllt, Mall' were io ko oui oi iiusiucss no run nnco could bo placed upon tho Jap anese Hues so far ns rates wcru con tented It Is quito certain that tho rates would be advanced, as tho Jap anese wuutd nine no rivals. Reducing Men On Railroads STATEMENT GIVEN OUT FOR RE- TRENCHMENT ON HARRI- MAN LINES Sici.imenlo, Cul , I)ec 21) That there Is lo be a great leductlon of tho foue emplojcd In the local lull roan shops after tho first of the jear was admitted today bj local olllcl.iU , of the compauj", who say that tlo icticnchmeut Is to bo gcuoral on the llairlmaii system. In nn interview nn olllclal who Is In a position to know whereof ho speaks, said. "The orders for the general lay-olf ChrlstmaB week came from New York, not San l'ranrisco, and apply to tho cntlro system, not Sacramento alone. It is purely an economical incisure, paving tho way for a reduc tion of force. All toiibtiuctlon work (on the loads has ceased; construc tion tialns, crews, building ciews nnd beetlon news linve.iccnlalcl off foi tho winter The company will retuln only enough men to keep tho cars lolling; work on tho loads will bo ilouo only In cases of emergency AS'liore huge crews have hifti busy on t-ectlons, watchmen ifnd patiols only will remain. "If there Is any vjiiop.i'iatlou for a conflict with the unions wo know nothing of II. That matter Is not handled In this ulllio. Tlicio will be ii reduction of tho forro lu the local Khops ufter the first of Ihe jesir for The people crt (lie I'.ulflc Coast were given nssiirnucc li Unllcil Stales Sen- .,i,)r liciijamln It Tillman recently ,, , . 'tho exclusion it Yrla tie " An "m Icnce f nlimit .ir-tHi -teii-otis assembled to 'f about .Icon -ieiKous assembled to n the distinguished South Catollnt 'talesman spe.iK upon the lace cities'- tlon He raid- . lp ,,', ()f Calltorlln ,, lho fnilflc Co.iFt do not want to welcome Mm .inn:mr in ih:n .imr. ir ,.,, lorejco In their coming dancer to oup IN APRIL ,k - vpiiiI lensons l-'lrat even winter j theie Is a cut in the construction do- I tl!,l t mi.nt W'lwiC.t filial., IT flu. D..t.. i ' ....wv .,.y,.,, tnv Di,,u- 111,0 ciMseu. is general, lho ioiii- limy will lay out no more monej thnn iiccessnrj, and in this Is following the m-ss -incii. iniHisi-reMiienti.uje.ir. end mere is .some iiiie.isliiesi In tho corpora, .on .on mai account. nun nm uiuipiin nas iieen iiiiiiiiiiiiciiiriiig iiuieriai ami equip- , lilt, I. tlf II l.,,. ill.. ...I Tl.n ....I ... ...... .... .. l... (IVIII, .1,1- ...lilt III (be machlno department and tho 1 l.ieksmltti RhopH Is nlwajs for ninny months ahead There Is enough ma terial of all kinds lu tho shops ami jardr, lo litfct the company for n jc.ir at least mm i Ah ii it-suit of a lem-irijnble surglc.il Mientlon Ui-rtlia Sliiblow. r. j ears old, if Sumnor, Wash., lias been supplied lth an upper Up and a p.i'ute. ,caETCCitf,.1907..ar,Th,E I . Ill II . ! ! II, ll.l,wl m WW B 1; 1 I i. .. . HUMl C0NF00NOC0 CLCRKS JCHM PUT UP A SICN NO MORC I CATINC UUNCH IM THE LUNCH EATINC IN THIS I l OFFICE A&MN! fL OFFICE: LJ$ Jkhl fk Iff Wl VwSjaCVlK A lO If ft 1 1 AA tJ U I M ( l 2IM Jl 1 V 1 a 11 IV- . r rrugir3-l IIH M 111 10 II I B M - W Uf ! Tin i I . - i -- A GUESS THAT WILl TZ2. " Arm ST0P IT ll nllMBtef!5"K M ,1 ill tu 1 'KWlOWt.lJ (' " r . M LUKhm Jjl 7f 'fly . W 1 - 1 hWK88S NO LUNCHts"i $. . ALUOWCO s&ZCX BOY r?UN 'OUT AND OCT ) M T1) - TX? JL some sandwiches and -. IN 'ii'sornH. r sj m coFftc f I "aw WJxVWr' ' f- . I iT HP8 $&3&i IHMKWWwiwwww I i ii i 1 1 1 i- - I i 1 1 I i ii '1111!- K - -. FAST COMING TO li. his c.-ipaldllllcs as n man, In Indus - Hj, courage, srlciitlllc nttnlnmcnls nnd r'atfsn'I' '"o Jnpanpsc Is Tbi nine h l.bovo the negro as tho latter Is nliovo "lc M,IOO'1' ' llc r',co I'lulilcm was defined by the co I,lomem "ns tioiniccl by the !,ci,ker "l''o relnlloushlp and status ',,,M,(, " '' ""1 M'cU races In America." !o referred to the troubles In Ctilia,h11.s"t Ir V,1''' was "()t ,,n"?' '""'I10 anil tho recent riots at IlellliiBham unl,,c ,n,e" wl" "ovcr f0nnl l? '" i.iv nnd VnnmnvKP n mom ui.in u.,109 domination of the negro thtotigli flic of the fireat race problem, which. In Philippine Free Trade IS WHAT TAFT HAS riR5T IN MIND ON BETURN TO WORK I Washington, I). C Dec 21 Sec.-' . ... .. .,... r. ... It.... ...... . ..I.. .Ial ' .uHUi IIULJI IIIOl Hil ill III.- Ul-Ol. cl"cf "is ictiirn to ttie unllcil Slates was a bus) one fioin beginning to end. Ho had u gieal number of call- cis. If they talked politics, nnd t(IIm, ,)f tilem admitted th.it they ,)i, notably (lencr.il llrlstow, tho t'ecirtnry himself was not to be led ,,, ., discussion or that subject uit, tile newsnaner men who wished i,m t0 t ti I U about It lalcr In fact, he said to them xerj plalnl that the lull)c wns forl e!, :u, llt lU m,jnlcm, 1m, lf ,,0 r,;1)cr occasion ,, , the fllur ,,0 ,,, ,, k)!1j j ,,, mnc fll btlc,Rcnt ti,e i,.j .. , That answer coveted all questions iih to his plans for-thc tmmedliitu fu ture, iiuch as the piobablllty of his going lo Ohio to take p.ut In tho ton teft ovcr the ea.ry prlninrles. Ho did i.itmtt, however, tlmt ho would attend the banquet of the Home Mnikct Club of llostoit ami address that hAMy on the titcht nt De.nnilier :10th. Tho tuple Is to be tho Phlllpplno taillT, .mil might In one sense be iega,rdcd ns political In Its i elation to tho V15DOM or EIUHLR, UEW.YOHK.EVDnHO.TELEGBAM (HEW YOAK HLRALD COJ. M fltctrtt ReufnuU .don't Ilk medicine.' jou bale lo take )our I Tlu-bunrtnient of the. fouilceiilli anil 'nricctith niiirmttnrnlH to the Coustltu- !""'. nirniich.lng tho negro, TlVn.nn .uenounrcil na n crime against, tno Nn- jiiciioiinrcii na n crime against, ino rn- 'Ion, and ho demnnded that the North ret met thlt actl predicting that the (bloodiest of lace wars would visile In 'ol,8 American tailrf, thougli Sccretniy Tuft will endeavor lo hac the pro tected rcmosal of duties on Philip pine pioduclB Imported Into Aincrka lonsldorcd on a non-partisan basis. Europe Talks Of Japan HH-- GERMANY AND FRANCE JOIN AGAINST ORIENTAL AG ilRESSIVENESS London, Dec 21 On the contln i.t the tide of feeling rur lodaj, ah at nil times, against Jnpnnese policies. Anjllilug like a jiidiilal hiimuiary of tliu case for and against Tokjo Ih not to b heard In fails or lleilln Uinperor Wlllliinrs palming or the "yollow iieill" U forever wllltln the gize of the Hilchbule. which Insists Hint "Japan's- doubtful lclory oer ,,3Pa a rilTt-cL by tin- snub she must tnko from Ihe United Stales." 12 en Hid Vorwaeils does not con-i-i'.il its MitiAfaclloii oio.- tho "check i.boat to be given to the merweanlng faulty of Ihe oilenlnl pimur isislng as lho champloi: of the cheapest labor In the win 111." Trench gpl.lo.i fiutls n basis In tho i'BRrc'Stlene'.m of Japan In hoiiHm-iii Manchuria "The Clilneso hao a Just gilovanco r.galnst Jap in," sajs a I'arls newspa per, "for her eFfoils lo nullify Ihe MUNSON PADDOCK A HEAD -onian,lie declared, would rnther dlo thnn soil the jiurlty of her race by mar rlago with a negro. A to the lace problem on tho Pa- tile Coast I expecting Asiatics. Sena- tor Tillman said it was a Hummer zephyr compare to that of tho blacks In tho South Ho lllustiatcd the Immorality of the negroes by citing the census icturiu Mom Jamaica, showing that even' oth er child born of colored parents wns Illegitimate. Then ho proceeded to (ompnro the standard of morality ol tho Jamaica negroes to that of tha wninit Bet at Newport uh nbout on a pir. He blamed the Now England Have denleis for forcing tho negroes on the Snulli years ago, and for fall ing to meet tho Issue that must bo Idced today J lid go James 0. Magulro Introduced Senator llllmnn, whose brilliant orn ir.ty was often interrupted by mi nimise. Somo people seem to bo ,nffllctcd with selfish geuciosltj', tienly of Porlsinoiitli.by gradual ab horptlon of territory from which Ilus hla wns excluded." l-'rance, solitary annlng the powers In not setting, herself lo woik Immed iately after Tho Hnguo congress to augment her navnl strength, will de lay, no longer. In the lobby of tho chmnber ot deputies has been lieanrf'01" cn"m,t l,c ,00 m,,ch co.nnicndeil. lho booming or lho silutlng guns ot the waishlps with IImiiih. CONTRACTS LET FOR FURNISHIN GSUPPLIES Contracts for supplies to tho lioitrd of Health for tho innniio Asj liiiu nnd the Leper Settlcnicnt havo been iiwardcd as fctllows: IfFANK ASYLUM Allen & Itobluson, two , Items loiigue nnd groove lumber, sawed I r ilar shingles. T II. Davlcs & Co, rioneor whlto lead, corned beef In 2-lb. tins, largo mopi. II. Ilackfcld & Co, Pino Tree tur 1 ii:illiic, canned corn. I-:. O. Hall & Sou, steamboat In oonia. Hawaiian Hlt-ctrle. Co., Ice. inter-Island Steam Navigation Co., foal. Lovls h Co , trcsli apples lu sca- i.on, itojal baking powder, bajo I cans, whlto henna, leaf lard, ltoso l-rniid rondensed milk, onions', extra miisi pork, Hawaiian No. 1 rice, P011 choug tea, canned tnmatoei. Uivc's linker-, mcdlimv bread. Metioiiolltan Jfcat Co., licet (fine quaitei, louiids, rump and steak), cooking butter. II. .May & Co., dilcd apples, canned epilcots, California cheese, gieen Kuna coffee, fresh Islanil eggs, Hour, macaroni, lloiton card mntcties, Cal ifornia oranges, ciinnei. pears, pota lues, largo and btitall iiriiui-3, best led salmon, brown soap, tpaghcttl, No. 1 raw sugar, granulated sugar, Wilder & .Co., threo Hems rougli limber, one Item tongue and gioovo lumber. Honolulu Ualrjmcn's Abjoclatlon, flesh milk. Tuck & 'Co., K011.1 oiangc-H, Hweet potatoes. u:pnit sutti.i:mi;nt Allen & Itoblnson, two items lough lumber, rough' timber, select ed stock, sawed cedar shingles, inugli I clear and clear redwood, posts, two ! Items window nash, nulls. T II. I) ivies & Co, boiled oil In easea and barrels, llmo. Winner con denied milk, Hnwallaii No. 1 rice. II. Hackreld &. Co., Oolden tlale No. 1 Hour, Huston card matches, ICa glo condensed milk, best red salmon, canned salmon, brown snap, i;. 0. Hull & Son, turpentine, white lead, guaMi charcoal, Pearl Kerosene 'ell. Honolulu lion Works, nine Itenn giill.inUcd lion plpn.'' Intei-Isliiud Steam Navigation C"., loal. . kowcis k. Cooke, tongiiei and gioove iinuiicr. Lewis & Co., toaiso sail. Lovo'h Hakciy, inedliim bread. II. May &. Co, Itojul bakliig pow der, No. 1 sugar, wheat. Union l-'eed Co., rolled bailey, wheat hi an, two Items hay. Wlldor & Co., flvo Items nnr'west lumber, 0110 item sawed cedar shin, glen, threo Items icilw-ood lumber, thiec items laths. District Attorney Jemmo llajed (leorgo W. Perkins dm Ing n, hearing or Insliranco forgery cases hefoiu Jus tice Don ling In Now York. Moid than ?8,fl00,00fj!xpoiidetl on now fiiilldtngs and Inipiovcmcuts lu Oiiklnnd dm lug tho jottr. "'IIT'HY NOT let us have your bus- incss to advertise? HAWAII PUBLICITY CO., 82 MERCHANT ST. BAMBOO FURNITURE Of All Kinds And Descriptions At $ Reasonable, Fiices. SEE OUR DISPLAY. S. TATA N I Ennna St. near Beretania, u :t t: u st t: :: t: :t tt st :t n MR. DOOLEY ON SAILING BY F. P. 1007, by II. t Cap right, t: tt :: :: :t ss t: t: tt tt st tt st "Well, sir," said .Mr. Dooley, "Ih' fleet has started f'r III" Passyflck." "So I see," said lr. Hcmiosgy. "I hopo th good fellows will get llicro nil right." "So do I," said Mr. Dnolcj-, "but n- Ih' pa-ape-s sivjb, I havo ivry con fidence In Hob Evans on Hi' ocean ns 2 hopo ho litis lu mo on Ih' dlity land l-'orchnltcly him an' his gallant fel lows aro all goln' out to th' Plillp pcciis or wlicrlicr they'ro goln' In ihlps. lf they attempted to march down we might cxplct to hear lv cas- blown against him, Imt it Is a tidy unities on Ih' way. Itjs akelly tor- breeze that makes Ih' ilhraftR belther rhnlto that Hi' ocean nt this tlmo Iv nboord Blilp nn' Mimcllines lips cucr Hi' year Is ory full lv water. Ann.y- 11 callymnran or 11 canoo that a Bind how Hob llvans sajs ho can do It nn' cut lv Hi' Tokjo Unlvnrslly Is Inkln' I lave It lo him. l.ls girl out Into th' Pnssyfiek In. An' "flut It looks a- IhoughVotir frlmls po It goes. in Huropo weren't as buio about II ns "Sitpponl our ftluds lb" Jnps"shud I am. I'o been rcndln' what Ihesi-el cross or foolish at us nflher read admlrciB tin' well-wishers Iv ours has In' Ih' oplnjons Iv Ih' naval critics to say about II. Hays a Kr-rlnch pa- iper: 'Th' foolhardlncss lv Prisldent Koscnfelt In slndlng this vast array no more rlmnbl Willi Ihlui thin an In lv boats oxer si.cli an oxpenso lv wa-.tilnn with u bow an' nrrer wild hao i-ow iv our ronticiB rnuzo wnai an.i'iiow, iiiiiiussj-, inn ii-.hiiii mu awful lumpy thing Hi' ocean ts whin Housed but we who lime ciost th' accursed channel know Hi' turret! H Iv Hi' deep an' wo can on'y Bay tr'in cflir own expoerjeuco wu hopo th' Ameil ciin fleet did not ate too heavy 11 breakfast define cindnrklnV Tit' Her man pi ess predlctii Hint lb' licet will Ineak down befitro it getB well our Iv id" linidor. Th' Hooshjnn press thinks a mistake was made lu dlschargln' Ih' Jnp'neso cooks who will now de sthroy Hi' nation lie Htsjln' hero an cookln' f'r American fam'lles. "nut It Is fr'm our Kngllsb cou.dns. thlm dcMited an' warrnni hearted hands acrost th' ica Hint th' fleet gets th' (dealest send-off. '"Wo feel deeply sorry,' says wan Iv (him, 'to think Iv what Is goln' to happen to this here misguided armada. In th' first place they aro not Kngllsh hhlps nn' Hi' crews 1110 onpicpared l'r llglilln', nler bavin' been given th' knee ill III. They nro Infeerjor shots. Tli" prcvalllu' commercial dishonesty In America undoubtedly lias tilled their shells wllh excelsior an' sawdust. No doubt our lntlltlgliit llttto allies Id' Japs has put a pinch or two Iv dlniijinlle Into their coal define they look It nbooicl. Wo gloomily piedlel that be Hi' lime Ihej get to III" Jnnle rlo th' bottoms of their old lumber iinokcnt will ho cowrctl mer wllh b.iinaeles, clams, sea-weed, an' ilcntl fish, so Hint they won't bo able lo move. This may s-io llilin, but wo -.vudilen't bo bui prised If Ih' Injanjoun JapB shud emtio down Ih' Passjflck, run llghllj througb ih" Strnlta iv Ma gellan, dash up th' coast Iv South America, catch Kvaus 1111' his foolish licet Mopping niouad In Ih' sea lv S.irnh Otissej an' tJuk thlm all wllh wan Iv thlm turrblo torpedoes Hint th' Japs iilnno know th' sttiet Iv, which filed fr'm th' windows lv their ships "bounces fr'm wan lv th' inlniy's boats to Hi' oilier, deslhrojln' each In turn nn' thin U-turns nlmost us good nt new lo th' pocket whence it, c-nmo. Hut thlH may do loo good lo do true At present our wnn dest del Is Hint Hi' licet will sink lu th" Straits Iv Mil- ?cllnn, tin Indent body lv cold wall- 'till Iv rockB, frogs, cabsl.inds, l'ljlng DiiRlimen, IioiiIb and other objects dangerous to thralllc. This ilhreadful passago that lias not been used ex cept bo schooners In th' Chlny trade f'r jcarH nniloubtedly will end th hbinhasllc nttlmpt Ivli allly people to Mill Id'. Passyflck ocenn Just bocnuso Ihoy own a fow thousand miles iv ilparynn rights cm II.' "Well, sli. It looks bad f'r Ittdi Kyans. If he'd Iwr been 111' iu.il iixpyrt lv 11 Ililtlslt newspa-nper, 1 might have inoro rniitlileiicu in linn Onforchnlto'ly at 1111 inly ago ho was tent to pea an' has been on th' water lier since. Ho llltlo knowB Ih' lerrora Iv th' deop lh way a navnl oxpert knows thlm. All ho knowB Iv this lcloti8 element Is that It la composed Iv water Hint moves nil Ih' time, but lomollines 1111110 thin nt others, an' Hint It Is dotted hero an' thero wllh unlmpottnnt 1111 uusnfo looklu' Islands, somo small, which 111 0 called Circa Hrltuln or Japan, an' nthois largo, which mo called America, which wreck Bblps an' bosun's mates that go .ishoio" on thlm. If-yo nsked ikio, Hob what ho knew about lho StiaiN Iv Musellan ho'd prob'hly say thu 7cro 1111 alloy full iv water cieated bo lllven f'r boatB to go lluougli ulsllj fr'm wan ocean to another. "Accordln' lo th' uxportB tlmt mlej Hrlttanya that rules III' sea oven ir Hod does got to th" Passyflck do's golu' In do lu tliroudlo. Ho Just us little knowB th" tuirora lv th" Pnssj flick (or caies about thlm) ns he does th' turroiB Iv th' Atlantic This hero misnamed body Iv water, Ihej loll me, In ery lieaiy going. At times It lies unlet an' smllln', at other times It Is lashed Into fiuj du Id uwful mou-goo-.o, a ilunplcal wind that lilowt aciost Its surface nn" in.ikos th' waes tut :: u it it t: :t n u u it u :: :t u :: THE OF W FLEET DUNNE 11. Mc- Cltiro ft Co.) nt: s: ti st ss it ts u n a ss :t st u ti it it 1 mi moiintnliib high to wan who has nhur been to sea or th' mountnlnc. It nljnuntls with cornl reefs (much used bo 111' people lv thlm parts iu joolry) an' Is full Iv goold fish nn' other dnngeiotis denyzona iv th' t-Ji. "Hob I2niiB wtul prob'bly tell j-o Hint lb' Pnssyllck ocean Ja a inrge body lv water, like Hi' Atlantic on'y Inlgcr and that Ih' mongoose In a kind l wlnd)linl blows. It Is not lis W'lent as th' wind around Hi' Flallinn liulldlng In New Yoik where lie was wanst almost killed bo liavln' a cab about thlm. What doeii Hob i:nns know jhotit thlm? l'allti, he'll lino ngaln r. machine- gun. Yon an' I naval experts tell us oh, Ih' fino thoughtful fellows! Ih.it these Jain nro nn nppallln' race Iv cople. Who can tell what they nro Ihlnkln' about? Wo don't know their language. They may bo thlnkln' nbout aiinj thing, "hey are 11 hor'bly warlike people who fought oxc-liwltcly wllh two handed iwotds until about twluty mlujltr past eight last Tliuisilnd aflernnon. Iti almost n day they havo risen to bo t. witrriild power. Thej llrst crushed Hi' savjigo Chinese whoso splendid nuy fiimpoHcil of eight lloalln' pago dtis heavily iirniored wild bamboo dad up to tills tlmo ruled Hi' waves. In aln Hi' gallant Chlnymen liurneil In cense, hitrloil stlnk-potB. lieat kcltles tm' hit Hi' pliie. To no nvnll. Th' tloiighlj Japj sltol lit' chimneys, Hi' flout stoops, Id' rocking clialts, Ih' stained glass windows, Ih' pipe stands, Ih' bcnullriilly embroidered pi.ijeis Tr lelliry an' nil th' other nrinjintnt Iv Ih' ClilnoBo Ariuntla lo sliiers, an' Ih' lino navy that had lb' day licfiim slipped so gracefully off Hi' mud wllh tit tide wub no inoro an' not much less. "So It wns whin lit' bold Koosbjans ihnlleiisul Id' power lv this mighty 1 malt I'Uiple Wan daj, on tint illire-.tilul day whin Ih' wt.ir'.ll was staitled be Id ncwi, il.-i-. ar li id been declined between Japan an' !too shja or about a week liefuro, lit' gieat Uooshj-au fleet laj nt nnelior In th' linibor lv Port Aithur. Ivry pio caution had been taken bo Hi' olllcor tn' sallora Iv Ih" Czar. Thoy hntl gouu ushore. Yo know what th' gall-tnl Jnp'neso done. An' whin Ilonshju inwcd her lesarvo Heel loose fi'm Ih" clocks wheio It was Muck nn' slut U out to lay low- Hi' Hag iv Ylppon, jo know what happened. Th' ItiiHhyans weio no inalch f'r their lesoorctful iiilinles. In spite Iv Id' fact that they weio well piovlsloued an' very mull pons Ih' Uoosdjans cul not btand up befuro th' ruthless llro Iv their foes. Id' Japs ccmcenlhr.iled their bIioIb on Ih' uflher turrets which weio full lv canned e.nl.ir nn' Juiiglo ham which exploded wild awful eflcct. An' lloo bbja'a naval power, also, was no 111010 thin It had been. "An' d')o know, I suppose Hob Kv .ins don't think Iv Hi' Jnp'uoBu us be Ill' such a illvvlo iv a nice) 1 bet e. It jo cud poek into his bedroom at this iniii) It je wuddcn'tiobsnno 11101 0 thin Ih' usual number lv life piusni vcis. Ho'd prb'bly pay about our frlnds, Id' laps, that ho liked thlm- that they wero an nniusln' people; Hint do dated lo, lore 11 cook do hail that wns lino nl tuiiiln' out tittkey hnslt; tffat Id' Jap'ueso udmliul was a gi-ieat filmt or Ids nn' wiinst glo iilni 11 high old llmo In Tokjo; nn' that U' Japs weio nil right glii'ritlly tin' cud sail tin' light, too; nn' llu-y'd nicked up ipilto u good ttenl about navy nullfieiB fr'm uu an' ho wudden't bo tiirprMd If they gtvo u good nccoiinl Iv tiilinsllvos soipc diy. An' ho'd sij lie wild hopo ther'd bo 1)0 lUhtln' on) hoplu" theio'd bo no llghtlu' was no pint Iv his busluei.s. He's goln' lo be lit a dliieadful posl lion beset be Id' litnoiB Iv Hi' naval expert nn' Iguowuit iv thlm nil. An' I bet jo tli' poor thoughtless mail Is set. tin' this inlitj It oil th' deck lv his ship with bis while pants on, Ills cup on Id' dick l lifs bond, 11 cigar a fool or two long In his mouth, may bo a glass iv homethln' with 11 lemon lu It In his hand, womlhrlii' 'what kind lv a C liiU'niiiB U'b goln' lo bo nt homo. An1- wisht I was wild dim f'r I'm goln' to haio me own ttiroublcB f'r th' next month or two, uu' I'd lalher, us Ho gun 8.1) s, fleo Id' titriors that uro not t lit 11 th' tun 01 s that aro." "Theio may do somothln' In what thlm exports say," Bald Mr. Ileiincssy. "Well," said Mi Dooley, 'Uf jn'll til ow me, Hlnulssy, to explode a Jokn Ihat ought to bo good f'r It's Blood Id' test Iv llmo. I'll say In jo that td' i.tlu i.aal oxpcilu nn" Hi' older kind nio all nt s'-a " " , ? ww,JWtjjLyy4ta.. V i ' &jSti JfcrtljflhA .N .i.'i. W-' .tub ' 'mm -.... :